Navigating in eDevelopment

The standard menu-driven navigation path is the standard access method for eDevelopment.

(Classic) If using the classic user interface, users access eDevelopment by selecting the following from the Navigator menu:

  • Employee: Self Service > Learning and Development.

  • Manager: Manager Self Service > Learning and Development.

This is an example of an eDevelopment navigation path for an employee using the classic user interface.

 (Classic) eDevelopment navigation path for an employee

(Fluid) If using the fluid user interface, users access eDevelopment by selecting the following navigation:

  • Employee: From the Employee Self Service fluid home page, select the My Profiles tile.

  • Manager: From the Manager Self Service fluid home page, select the Team Profiles tile.

This is an example of one of the eDevelopment dashboards, My Profiles, for an employee using the fluid user interface.

 (Fluid) eDevelopment - My Profiles dashboard for an employee

The self-service components can be used by both the employee and the manager; therefore, PeopleSoft delivers definitions for these roles and defines a menu for each role.

(Classic) These delivered roles for employees and managers are configured specifically for Profile Management self service using the classic pages:

  • Profile Mgmt Employee

  • Profile Mgmt Manager

(Fluid) These delivered roles for employees and managers are configured specifically for Profile Management self service using the fluid pages:

  • Profile Mgmt Employee Fluid

  • Profile Mgmt Manager Fluid

Note: In this documentation, the term employee refers to all people who work for and report time in the organization. This can include regular employees as well as contractors and other temporary assignment workers.

The user profile that you create for each individual who accesses the self-service components determines the components that the user can access by default. Create user profiles by using the User Profiles component (USERMAINT). Assign a role to each user profile, which is linked to permission lists. Each permission list identifies components that individuals can access. To modify the access for specific components for each role, modify the permission list for the user's role. Define which data the user can access in the user profile.

See the product documentation for PeopleTools: Security Administration.